The Yellow Jackets, who were coming off a three-point loss at No. 5 Maryland last week, have dropped two consecutive following a six-game winning streak.

Miami vs. Georgia Tech

Rebounds

43

41

Field Goal Percentage

43.7

33.3

Turnovers

18

25

Regins’ three-point play brought Georgia Tech within four at 54-50, but the Yellow Jackets went 4:29 without a field goal, and Miami took the game’s biggest lead at 15 on Shanel Williams’ layup at the 7:28 mark.

After Goodlett’s two-footer made it 66-60 with 4:55 remaining, Georgia Tech never got any closer.

Miami improved to 12-1 when leading at halftime.

Shawnice Wilson’s putback gave Miami its biggest first-half lead, 11 points at the 5:33 mark, but the Yellow Jackets went on a 17-6 run that ended with Chelsea Regins’ putback and a 36-36 with 1:21 remaining.

Johnson, who had seven assists, one turnover and six steals, extended her streak to 87 consecutive games of scoring in double figures, the best in the nation. Last year’s ACC player of the year and a preseason All-American this year by The Associated Press, Johnson used a no-look pass to feed Stroman for a fastbreak layup that made it 58-51 with 10:15 remaining.